I would say the feedback thing also. well, are you shure it's feedback? it might be line noise. if it's feedback, you can't have you microphone on when you're using your speakers. A thing that will help that, is do have the speakers not pointing to the microphone (which is common sense). Feedback is when a mic picks somthing up-it goes to the speakers-then goes through the mic again- and keeps going faster and faster becuase it doesn't know what to do with it. So it keeps looping through the speakers and the mic and that is what generates the feedback noise.
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I have a dell:
Number of CPUs-1
Name-Intel Pentium III EB
Code name-Coppermine
Specification-Intel Pentium III EB 800 MHz
Memory Size-512 MBytes
Windows Version-Microsoft Windows 2000 Workstation (Build 2195)
DirectX Version-9.0a
I got a new hard drive! It's a 120GB Seagate
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